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wobbler

/ˈwɒblər/ /ˈwɑːblər/

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noun

Alguien o algo que se tambalea

One who or that which wobbles.

Examples :

"The new puppy was a little wobbler, unsteady on his feet as he explored the living room. "

El nuevo cachorro era un poco tambaleante, inestable sobre sus patas mientras exploraba la sala de estar.

tendency person thing

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Piedra oscilante

A stone that rocks from side to side as it travels because it is not resting on its running surface.

Examples :

"The hiker carefully avoided the wobbler on the steep path, knowing it could easily shift and cause a fall. "

El excursionista evitó cuidadosamente la piedra oscilante en el sendero empinado, sabiendo que podría moverse fácilmente y causar una caída.

geology physics

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Caso dudoso, situación incierta

A case that could go either way depending on factors that cannot be controlled.

Examples :

"The upcoming baseball game is a real wobbler; the weather and player injuries could easily determine the winner. "

El próximo partido de béisbol es un caso dudoso; el clima y las lesiones de los jugadores podrían determinar fácilmente al ganador.

outcome possibility business

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Clase de delito que puede ser acusado como una pena menor o una pena mayor, por ejemplo, un delito punible como un delito menor o un delito grave a discreción del fiscal

A class of crime that can be charged as a lower penalty or a higher penalty, e.g. a crime punishable as either a misdemeanor or a felony at the discretion of the prosecutor.

Examples :

""Petty theft, depending on the value of the stolen item, can be a wobbler, meaning the prosecutor decides if it's charged as a minor misdemeanor or a more serious felony." "

El hurto menor, dependiendo del valor del artículo robado, puede ser un delito, lo que significa que el fiscal decide si se acusa como un delito menor o un delito grave más serio.

law government politics

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Señuelo, wobbler

A fishing lure made to resemble a prey fish and that wobbles in the water; plug, minnow.

Examples :

"The fisherman cast his line, hoping the shiny wobbler would attract a hungry bass. "

El pescador lanzó su línea, esperando que el brillante señuelo atrajera a un róbalo hambriento.

fish utensil sport game nautical item

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Rabieta, berrinche

A sudden unexpected outburst of anger or rage; a tantrum.

Examples :

"After losing the game, the boy had a wobbler, throwing his toys on the floor. "

Después de perder el juego, el niño tuvo una rabieta, tirando sus juguetes al suelo.

emotion character mind person

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Expositor publicitario oscilante

A small publicity notice which appears to float at eye level, being attached to a fixture by a flexible arm.

Examples :

"The supermarket aisle was filled with brightly colored wobblers advertising the new cereal. "

El pasillo del supermercado estaba lleno de expositores publicitarios oscilantes de colores brillantes que anunciaban el nuevo cereal.

media business communication sign item

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Extremo del rodillo

The end of the roll in a roller mill for shaping steel.

Examples :

"The steel bar, nearing the end of the rolling process, emerged from the wobbler with its final shape. "

La barra de acero, cerca del final del proceso de laminado, emergió del extremo del rodillo con su forma final.

machine technical industry part

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Pierna de cordero hervida

A boiled leg of mutton.

Examples :

"My grandmother always made a wobbler with potatoes and carrots for Sunday dinner. "

Mi abuela siempre hacía pierna de cordero hervida con patatas y zanahorias para la cena del domingo.